Los teclados de formato reducido tienen cada vez más público. Al final, se trata de una opción compacta y que es perfecta si tenemos un escritorio pequeño.

Cherry mx Red vs Brown vs Blue Mechanical Switch Sound Comparison 0:00-2:00 Cherry mx Red HyperX Alloy fps Pro 2:00-4:00 Cherry mx Brown Durgod K320 tkl 4:00-6:00 Cherry mx Blue iKBC CD87 Switch ...

Spouses, coworkers, and roommates rejoice: Corsair and Cherry MX announced today they’ve created a brand new mechanical keyboard switch, the “RGB Silent.” And it’s, as the name would ...

Cherry has listed eight switches in the MX2A series: Red, Silent Red, Brown, Blue, Speed Silver, Ergo Clear, and Clear Top. Cherry didn't announce MX2A versions of other switches, like its MX Green.

Cherry MX mechanical switches are famous in PC gaming land, but they've never made their way to a gaming laptop. That changes today with the Alienware m15 and m17 R4, the first laptops to feature ...

The Cherry MX 8.2 represents the first mechanical TKL gaming keyboard from the venture, offering the crisp clack of a Cherry MX Red set and the speed and design of a dedicated gaming keyboard brand.

At the CES 2018 show, Cherry continued its expansion of Cherry MX keyboard switches by announcing a new low-profile version aimed at high-end and thin keyboards for both notebooks and desktops.

The CHERRY MX KC 200 MX mechanical keyboard is available in black/bronze or white/silver. The full-sized wired KC 200 MX mechanical keyboard is available now on Amazon for $89.99.

When offered the chance to do a Cherry MX Board 6.0 review, I jumped at the opportunity. Find out how a Cherry board with Cherry MX Red Linear switches performs!

The Cherry MX Board Silent ($150) employs a brand-new type of Cherry switch that aims to reduce noise without sacrificing a mechanical keyboard's signature comfort and responsiveness.

To sum it up the Cherry MX Board 6.0 is a durable, simple keyboard that falls short against competitors on lighting options, keycap quality, programmability, and switch selection.

The front panel offers the Cherry name and logo on the left side, and to the right is the MX Board 5.0 name followed by notations of the high-speed MX switches, and that it is designed in Germany.